Francisco Guerrero

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Francisco Guerrero was a prominent 16th-century Spanish Renaissance composer renowned for his expressive sacred music and influential role in the development of polyphony.

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Francisco Guerrero canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Renaissance composer
Spanish composer
composer
human
activityCity Seville
activityRegion Andalusia
birthCountry Spain
birthPlace Seville
birthYear 1528
citizenship Spain
deathYear 1599
employer Seville Cathedral
era 16th century
familyName Guerrero
fieldOfWork Catholic church music
liturgical music
genre mass
motet
polyphonic music
sacred music
secular song
villancico
givenName Francisco
influenced Tomás Luis de Victoria
influencedBy Cristóbal de Morales
languageOfLyrics Latin
Spanish
movement Renaissance music
musicalCharacteristic clear text declamation
expressive melodic lines
rich contrapuntal texture
name Francisco Guerrero self-link
nationality Spanish
notableFor development of polyphony
expressive sacred music
notableWork Lamentations
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masses
motets
occupation chapelmaster
composer
singer
positionHeld chapelmaster at Seville Cathedral
singer at Seville Cathedral
religion Roman Catholicism
reputation one of the leading Spanish Renaissance composers
style Renaissance polyphony

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Spanish Renaissance notableComposer Francisco Guerrero
Francisco Guerrero name Francisco Guerrero self-link